Ahead of their gig at Fred Zeppelins tomorrow night, the siblings of the guitar-and-drum duo HUNTINGS discuss finally getting their debut album out after nearly a decade and what it means going forward
The members of the experimental Irish post-punk project Joe Maxi talk to us about their upcoming EP, their new single “Butterfly,” the Irish punk scene, and their gig at the Bello Bar on Halloween
“They’re all sort of connected to key parts of my life,” musician Ryan Hunt of Castle Arcade on tells us of their latest EP, “Tongue Tied,” which was released today
On Tuesday, the new Californian synthpop duo GEMZ (feat. Jen Wood and Ted Chen) released their debut EP “See The Future.” Both members feel that this new project has given them a spiritual reawakening and they tell us why
Today, the new Irish alt-pop duo PostLast, feat. Julie Hough of HAVVK and Stephen McHale of BARQ, released their debut EP “Pull Me Into The Open Sea.” The two talk to us about the EP and their formation
Last month, as his latest EP “Angel Litany” was released, we spoke with the Sydney-based singer-songwriter Chris Lanzon about his his transition from the major label-backed boyband In Stereo to his independent solo venture
Exclusively on POSTBURNOUT.COM Interviews…, we talk with bassist and vocalist Shane McMullan of the Northern Irish experimental band Ferals about their new EP “Love & Other Obsessions,” creating a local D.I.Y. scene in a small, seaside town in the North Coast, how being coastal affects their music, and much more.
With their new single, “Scrunched Up Fist,” out today, frontman Ciarán of the Dublin psych-punk trio Dumb Posh Hippies tells us about trying to blend ten-minute psychedelia with two-minute belters
Released today, “Even Us Ghosts” is the debut album by the Bristol indie band Bottlemoth, f/k/a Bridges. Frontman Ethan Proctor discusses the album, their name change, and what it means for the band going forward
In August, the Los Angeles-based pop punk musician deegie released her debut album “EXES,” which examines her past relationships to map out the person she is today. deegie spoke to us about the record and what she learnt about herself from making it
Yesterday, the Cork/Kerry experimental musical project Pinhole released their debut album “Sweet Spot.” The album has been nearly a decade in the making, and founding members Ciara and Mark discuss the background of the project and how it differs from everything else on offer in the Irish music scene